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I found out it does not matter.? Get it working and then in the software you can change the define landscape 1 to a 3 and it will switch the orientation if needed. John KH6JTE

Does anyone know which way is up with the display.?? is the lettering on the back an indication of the right way> dave k7da

When you're programming it, you must have both the external uBITX supply connected and the USB cable. The display draws too much current for the Teensy and clearly there's no way to program the Teensy

Jack I had the same error until I plugged in the Teensy via a usb cable and the flash memory dropped to 20 percent Art

It should use about 20% of flash memory and 13% of SRAM. I think you were just looking at the last compile line. Either way, my guess is that it compiled correctly. Jack, W8TEE

I'd be very surprised if you need the BCI filter on top of JackAl. Jack, W8TEE

I have a local NPR AM station and currently it overwhelms the JackAL/uBitx system. I'm just getting the radio to operate so I'm not sure if the JackAl will tame that issue or not. I had to incorporate

Jack, I just did a another compile and it completed with no errors and the Teensy.exe did not come this time. The IDE reported 13% of flash used. Looks like I'm good to go, just need to find a good

Thanks Jack Pete pmeier at me.com

It depends. You can do that with some ZIPs but not all. Some will do: ?? MyLibrary-master but when you look inside, you see: ?? MyLibrary-master\MyLibrary In those cases, all you have to do is

Yes, 3.6 There was no compile error only the Teensy display came up, right after the sketch compiled with that message, at the bottom and nothing else. Bob -wb6kwt

I've never seen that, as we're only using about 20% of flash memory. Can you send me the error listing. You are using a Teensy 3.6, right? Jack, W8TEE

Pete: As we speak, we are redoing the calibrate instructions. We originally had you "walk around the display" as you did, then write down the coordinate values, and then write them to EEPROM. That was

Okay, that worked and it compiled, without errors of any kind, except Teensy displays this: JackAl_Ver0.91a.ino.hex (too large!) Any idea if that is normal? Thanks, Bob -wb6kwt

Extract the whole directory, then just rename, removing '-master', but keep all the contents. Dave - AI6K

How do I handle this file, with the "master" attached? Can I just put the "Rotary.h" file in the Library? Thanks, Bob -wb6kwt

I finally got the Touch calibrate routine to run but it never ends! It’ll go around about 10 times then give “Point Ignored” at random spots and continues forever. Never exits. if I power down

Jack, Conversationally speaking about why you added it. You are limiting position to between 160 and 358.? I'm guessing it was your intent to store the limited value back into?rxEqualizer[j] so it's

Not a bad price, either, plus you're assured of getting the right USB connector. Jack, W8TEE

It's really not a Library folder, but simply a header file with a bunch of prototypes and macros in it. Take a peek inside the Time folder in the Teensy library subdirectory. Jack, W8TEE